Martina: It could, indeed, soon fall on your head. They are thinking of the knocking it down and rebuilding it as part of their grand vision of a city centre on the river (Stadtmitte am Fluss).
Buenos Aires Photoblog: It is an imposing chunk of concrete. When they only had horses to worry about, they built them smaller.
Unseen Rajasthan: Thanks.
Don and Krise: A lot of the rivers in Northern Europe have such footpaths. They used to be tow-paths for the horses that dragged the boats along the river.
With its perspective it is a little bit claustrophobic to me - like the new bridge ist going to fall on my head :-S
ReplyDeleteI agree with Martina. This perspective makes you feel small.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bridge and lovely shot !! This is a great post...Thanks for sharing..I am now your 70th Follower ..:)).Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a great walking path along the river. Cool perspective.
ReplyDeleteme gusta mucho pasar bajo los puentes... se ven misteriosos!
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ReplyDeleteMartina: It could, indeed, soon fall on your head. They are thinking of the knocking it down and rebuilding it as part of their grand vision of a city centre on the river (Stadtmitte am Fluss).
Buenos Aires Photoblog: It is an imposing chunk of concrete. When they only had horses to worry about, they built them smaller.
Unseen Rajasthan: Thanks.
Don and Krise: A lot of the rivers in Northern Europe have such footpaths. They used to be tow-paths for the horses that dragged the boats along the river.
Sonia: Si, y cada puente es un poco distincto.
Hmm, and Saarbrücken is as broke as Mainz? ;-)
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